Safari Legacy Company Brochure

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!BOUT3AFARI,EGACY
We’re confident that you’ve
chosen the best company
in Africa and we will go
out of our way to prove
The Patel Family would like to welcome you to the world of Safari Legacy.
The CEO /Founder – Chiman Patel , built this firm over thirty years ago,
pioneering access to such safari legends as Tarangire and the Western
Corridor of the Serengeti.
it. You are embarking on
an awesome adventure in
the capable hands of Safari
Legacy (formerly Tanzania
Photographic Tours and
Such a span of time gives us unsurpassed experience of running safaris
in Africa and of course we have witnessed many changes, but we still
experience the same sense of satisfaction on seeing the wonder on the
faces of our guests as we escort them around this tremendous animal
playground.
Safaris) and the care of our
excellent guides. Safari Legacy
safaris have been enjoyed by
thousands of people from all
over the world over the past
40 years. A great attitude, an
open mind and being wellprepared will go a long way to
We have amassed the experience to allow us to hone our portfolio
of safaris to a quality that comes as close to perfection as Africa will
allow. Our management team has grown up in the industry, spending the
earliest years in the bush and their formative learning experiences outside
of school on safari, before adding the graduate training that provides
Safari Legacy with the professionalism and operational precision that is
mandatory in the modern safari industry.
helping you get the most out of
your tour. Remember you are
in Africa. Standards and service
should not be compared to first
world countries. You came here
to get away from all that – to
experience Africa as she really is.
The unexpected is included in your
tour – free of charge!
Hakuna Matata – means no worries!
We have endeavored to instill this attention to detail in all aspects of
our safari operations, which are managed with the first world efficiency
despite the limitations that remote travel in the African bush can cause.
Our safari guides and crews are hand picked and trained by us to instill
the respect for environment, client welfare and customer satisfaction
that have seen us through forty years of change.
In creating this brochure we would like to recreate this marvellous
adventure for you, and of course encourage you to experience its
splendours for real.
As we say in Swahili, Karibuni Africa! Welcome to Africa!
S A FA R I L E G AC Y
Simply the best in Africa, since 1967…
Safari Legacy is a destination management company based in Arusha, Tanzania, with
operational offices in Kenya and South Africa and representation offices in Kigali,
Mozambique and Addis Ababa. Family owned and operated, with 40 years in the safari
business, we specialize in wildlife safaris to some of the greatest destinations on earth.
At Safari Legacy we have the experience and the relationships to give our guests the
highest quality safari possible while paying attention to every detail. Our staff has grown
up “on safari” and most have spent their earliest childhood memories in the bush! We
are passionate about what we do and cannot wait to share it with you.
No matter which safari you choose, on every Safari Legacy safari you will experience
expert naturalist guides, hand picked and trained by us. Our guides specialize in a variety
of subjects from flora and fauna to geography and politics. Our small groups, custom
4x4 vehicles, and unique, well designed itineraries, make it possible to take you to
places where the wildlife is most abundant, from dawn to dusk. With offices in Arusha,
Tanzania and the US, we are available to you 24/7. With our personalized service and
knowledgeable staff, our passion is to share our enthusiasm and love of Africa’s wildlife
with you. Yours for Africa, SAFARI LEGACY
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OUR PHILOSOPHY
Our passion is to offer an exclusive wilderness experience and unrivalled personal service
- and we look forward to sharing our zest for adventure and life, conservation and
knowledge, comfort and magical landscapes, fine food and cultural experiences with you.
Safari Legacy would be delighted to arrange participative designer safaris throughout
Africa for you. These safaris are exclusive and showcase the best that Africa has to
offer. We currently have a wide range of programs that we promote for Tanzania, Kenya,
Southern Africa, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Rwanda.
Professional Guides:
We know that the guide is the single most important element of a safari and our
guides are amongst the best in the world. We use experienced, English-speaking
guides whose education, field experience and personal accomplishments make them
ideal interpreters and companions. All have an intimate knowledge of local flora and
fauna, geography and animal behaviour. We encourage our guides to establish wildlife
research projects and become the best in their field. Each guide is mentored by a PhD
level ecologist to develop fields of expertise.
Superior Vehicles:
Custom-built four wheel drive extended Toyota Land Cruisers offer more space
and comfort and better sight lines. These are fully-equipped with radios, a library of
reference books, first aid kit, binoculars and other amenities for comfort and safety.
Each vehicle is equipped with radio communication to ensure undeviating contact
with our safari head quarters. You can relax in the knowledge that you are never
alone, even when the only other life you see is on four legs.
We are a mix of young,
energetic and enthusiastic team
of professionals, headed by a
group of experienced individuals
with a combined experience
of 40 years in managing and
operating the safari company.
Our core business area is providing
a one stop in bound travel and
tours services for a wide spectrum
of partners across the world.
PROVIDING YOU WITH A TRAVEL AND TOURS SOLUTION
We pride ourselves for our ability to provide clients with a mutually-beneficial,
financially and cost effective solution. Our partnership approach is geared towards
working with you as our client in providing you with a solution that best meets your
requirements. This necessitates a flexible approach to working with our clients.
Every client also has direct access to the Directors on a full time basis thus ensuring
that we as owners have a direct, vested interest in our client’s business which
results in you receiving full support from us as a service provider.
In managing your travel & tours needs, we ascribe to the following key principles:
• We are painstakingly thorough professionals, high productivity,
fast and efficient customer service driven to ensure that our clients have a
memorable and exhilarating experience.
• Our tour packages are tailored with the intention of creating extraordinary
vacation experiences for discerning travellers around the world.
• We thrive and pride ourselves on service excellence and maintain mutually
beneficial long-term business relationships with our clients, suppliers and
service providers.
S A FA R I L E G AC Y
“The highest compliment...I always try to get Ed to consider going back to where we have been. SA,
Botswana, Namibia, Tanzania...he always responds that we need to go somewhere we have never been.
This time at about day four I asked if he would consider coming back to Africa. His immediate response
was, ‘YES.’ It will definitely be with Safari Legacy!”
- Pat Samuel & Ed Callen - USA
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Our competitive advantage comes from the strength of each Director’s knowledge, experience,
expertise and keen understanding of providing you with world class service and satisfaction
through innovative technology and regular customer interaction
Safari Legacy provides all the essential elements of your holiday such as air ticketing, quality hotel
accommodation, sightseeing excursions, foreign exchange, land transport and meals at value prices.
OUR SERVICES
We cater to direct individual and group tours with equal enthusiasm. Safari Legacy is managed by
a professional, dynamic and a committed team who are highly skilled in areas of product knowledge, customer
service and operations to ensure that the Safari Legacy experience adds value to our partners and customers.
Our services are geared towards providing you with a range of comprehensive services offering:
• Personalized meet and greet services for both individual and group tours
• All luxury and semi luxury transportation
• Hotel accommodation to suit every budget
• Meticulously chosen restaurants to suit every taste bud
• International, regional and domestic ticketing
• Group and individual ground handling
• Study special interest tours
• Specialized Medical Health Packages (India)
• Conference handling
• Theatre, exhibitions and sport tickets
• VIP delegation handling
• Rovos Rail, Blue Train and Steam Rail tickets
• 24 hour emergency services.
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OUR VISION
To position Safari Legacy as
a preferred Travel and Tour
Operator, offering superior quality
and world-class service. Customers
from all walks of life will enjoy an
ideal travel experience, so their
hopes and expectations are fulfilled.
OUR MISSION
• To be instantly recognized as a provider of seamless, safe, personalized,
comprehensive and trouble-free Travel and Tour Operators. World-class,
quality and financially efficient service will be delivered in a warm and
welcoming atmosphere that reflects our pride and company spirit.
• The initiative and ideas of our employees will be among the main forces
driving innovation and growth within the company where staff will grow and
prosper. We extend to our staff the same respect, concern and care that
those same employees are expected to provide to our customers.
• The company sees itself as being responsible not only to its customers and
staff but also the communities in which we give back.
• In addition, we intend to take full advantage of the latest technology to
reduce costs while exploring new directions in Travel and Tourism. The result
being robust growth.
Safari Legacy specialises in natural history safaris to some of the greatest wildlife
destinations on earth. With 40 years of experience, our purpose is to provide
a better understanding and appreciation for nature so that our earth’s great
natural wonders are preserved for the benefit of future generations. Our
passion is to share our enthusiasm through education and exploration of these
fragile and ever changing places.
and across the East African ecosystem as a whole.
AFRICAN NATURE CONSERVATION TRUST
S A FA R I L E G A C Y - M I S S I O N A N D VA L U E S
The African Nature Conservation Trust (ANCT) is a non-governmental organization incorporated in
the United Republic of Tanzania. It was conceived as the logical “next step” to programs and activities
problems of habitat degradation, wildlife population declines, excessive charcoal cutting, and increased
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,UXURY-OBILE#AMPING
At Safari Legacy we believe
that your expedition into the
African bush does not mean
that you must forgo certain
comforts, that your safari should
not be at the expense of a certain
deserved luxury. Our luxury
mobile camps are tailored to the
needs of the individual clients
that stay there, so as to ensure
the privacy and comfort that a
safari of distinction demands, whilst
allowing the interaction with nature
that only camping can indulge.
Our spacious walk-in tents are of the traditional, time-honoured
safari style, with sewn-in floors and windows, large wooden beds,
comfortable mattresses and fresh cotton bedding, soothed by African
breezes that circulate freely through the shade-cloth windows. The
ensuite bathrooms include a toilet and shower, filled by your personal
camp attendant, according to your needs and fully enclosed to keep
unwanted visitors away. Each tent is individually pitched on our own
private campsites, and appointed to face the unfurling majesty of the
African bush so that even when sat on your veranda, cold drink in
hand, your affinity to the surrounding environment is one of intimacy
and solitude.
Our canvas luxury is enhanced by a dedicated safari crew, intent
on making your overnight stay as memorable and superlative as
possible. Our well trained chefs rustle up the finest in bush cuisine,
serving up multi-course meals to the dining tent, complemented by
a selection of fine wines, ice-cold drinks and spirits brought to you
by the ever attentive waiters.
L U X U RY M O B I L E C A M P I N G
Ultimately, the advantage of our luxury camps is the mobility, the freedom to go into
remote areas of the bush, well away from the beaten tracks of the main tourist circuit.
Safari Legacy carefully choose the optimum sites for their luxury camps, locating game
routes and migration corridors that will provide the perfect proximity to the wildlife
that is, after all, the main reason for your visit.
Silver service dinners, served by courteous waiters traditionally dressed in the Swahili
kanzu and fez, beneath the glistening brilliance of the African night sky is perhaps
the very epitome of safari style, experienced only by a privileged few since the
earliest explorers.
The evening unwinds around the campfire, during which you might learn about Maasai
culture from a local elder, discuss the arrangements for the following day with your
guide or simply soak up the noctural orchestra that pervades the surrounding bush.
As you retire to your spacious tents, gently lit by the dancing flicker of lantern-light,
the drama of the African plains continues around you, the chorus of wildlife providing
a memorable reminder of your whereabouts.
When we plan the safari with you, we seek an indication as to your interests so that
we can better mould your safari around your wishes and tailor-make your personal
itinerary according to your desires. Mobile luxury camps allow us the independence
to better correspond your hopes with our safari operation and take you to the places
that you want to go, to see the wildlife that you want to see. If it is Africa you seek,
then there is no surer way to find it.
3ERENGETI.ATIONAL0ARK
TANZANIA’S NATIONAL PARKS
Tanzania dedicates more of its
landmass to conservation than
any other country in Africa. An
impressive 25 per cent of the
country is protected as National
Park, Game Reserve or Game
Controlled Area providing refuge
for some of the largest, wildest
and most concentrated population
of wildlife on the planet. Safari
Legacy operate throughout these
areas, and in a few secluded game
areas of their own, but the more
legendary National Parks include:
Arguably the most famous National Park in the world, the vast
predator-rich Serengeti National Park needs little introduction.
This primeval paradise of roughly the size of Northern Ireland or
Connecticut has been the subject of countless wildlife films, each
seeking to capture the unique spirit of this exhilarating ecosystem
that was, until recently, the domain of a favoured few.
The unfurling plains of Seronera provide the stage for the most
dramatic wildlife spectacle on the planet when the massed herds
of a million wildebeest congregate on the short-grass plains for The
Great Migration north to the Masai Mara. The gently undulating
hills of Lobo stretch up to the Kenyan border, an idyllic landscape,
dotted with kopjes and shady arbours, in which we track the
resident wildlife. Heading west, we reach the croc infested waters
of Grumeti River, the dramatic crossing point where thousands of
wildebeest fall prey to the waiting predators as they cross the river
en route to the dry season grassy plains of the Mara.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
. . . u n f u r l i n g p l a i n s of Seroner a provide the stage for the most
d r a m a t i c w i l d l i fe s pectacle on the planet when the massed
h e r d s o f a m i l l i o n wildebeest congregate on the shor t-gr ass
p l a i n s fo r T h e G r e at Migr ation nor th ...
Safari Legacy strategically pitch their mobile luxury camps across this rich and prolific
biosphere, to offer you a privileged intimacy with the wildlife and a front seat view of the
constantly evolving ecosystem. We trail the route of the Migration, bringing you closer
to the awesome, natural theatre that unfolds in season with thrilling intensity, starting
from the calving grounds of Naabi before leading you out to Kirawira and the deathdefying crossing of the Grumeti.
And as if the wildlife were not reason enough for a visit, then the chance to drift
effortlessly above the action in a hot air balloon, decipher remote Maasai cave paintings
or uncover the past at Olduvai Gorge, the prehistoric resting place of some of our
earliest predecessors, are worthy of further scrutiny.
We are proud to say that the Serengeti is everything that the discerning safari-seeker
would expect - and more - and we believe that a few nights in a luxury mobile camp
come closer than any other way to doing it the justice it deserves.
.GORONGORO#RATER
The huge tuskers of the
yellow barked acacia forest,
the regal black-maned lions
that stalk the plains, the
clustered hippos of the swamp
allow a proximity that is not
encountered elsewhere in
the safari lands of Tanzania.
A day’s drive might take you
from flamingo-swathed soda
lakes to open savannah.
Ngorongoro is perhaps the finest, and without a doubt the most
impressive, wildlife destination on the planet. A perfectly-formed
sunken volcano that hosts as wide a cross-section of wildlife as is
found on the continent of Africa, including the rare Black Rhino.
A game drive around this perfect natural amphitheatre, bounded by
towering 2,000ft sheer walls, allows a rare intimacy with the resident
wildlife that roam the definitive range of ecosystems.
The volcanic highlands that surround the Crater lope gently away
into Maasailand, swellings of barely accessible crater and volcanos
carved by N’Gai, the Maasai God, who is believed to live in the
active Ol Donyo Lengai volcano.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
. . . we r o o t o u t t h e elusive and the more visible inhabitants
o f t h i s e a r t h ly E d e n, hoping to catch the Big Five in a single
d ay ’s d r i ve i n Ng o r ongor o Cr ater ...
Any area good enough for a God is worthy of further exploration, and with this in
mind, we at Safari Legacy have compiled a series of itineraries that delve into this
divinely approved paradise. From our private camps or selected lodges on the crater
rim, we root out the elusive and the more visible inhabitants of this earthly Eden,
hoping to catch the Big Five in a single day’s drive in Ngorongoro Crater.
For the more adventurous, a drive or walk into the Ngorongoro Highlands, to the
verdant, tree-brushed slopes of Empakai, or the distant Lake Eyasi, home of the elusive
Hadzabe people, are all highly recommended.
“Part of what made our experience so pleasant, once we arrived in Tanzania, was that the tour company
seemed very organized, attentive to our needs and was sincere about our vacation being the best it
could be. We felt the same way about our guide. We feel so fortunate to have experienced all we did
and did so in a safe and comfortable environment. I’ve done nothing but praise everyone involved
when talking to my family, friends and co-workers about our trip.”
- Beth Averbeck, client
,AKE-ANYARA.ATIONAL0ARK
The eponymous lake is a
shallow alkaline lake, one of
the many that bejewel the
Lake Manyara is an unexpected oasis of tropical ground water forest,
nestled deep at the foot of the western escarpment, that looms over
the Great African Rift Valley from the Red Sea to Mozambique.
Rift Valley, supporting cast
flocks of flamingo that daub
pink swathes across the
African horizon at sunset.
The thick clumps of rainforest that border the lake harbour an exotic
kaleidoscope of birds and monkeys, the dense canopy alive with
the chatter and squawks of the tropical menagerie. On the forest
floor, lumbering groups of elephant browse on the dense foliage
and buffalo snort warily at the shadows sending lions clambering
up trees in search of sanctuary and the dark giraffes loping into
the clearings.
Meanwhile on the flood plains that fringe the lake, hulking hippo
return to the safety of their grunting pool after a night satisfying their
huge appetites, whilst darting impala skit nervously and gracefully
around the acacia woodland.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
. . . e l e p h a n t b r ow s e on the dense foliage and buffalo snor t
w a r i ly a t t h e s h a d ows sending lions clamber ing up trees in
s e a r c h o f s a n c t u a r y and the dar k gir affes loping into the
c l e ar i ngs . ...
Perhaps unsurprisingly, writers as diverse as Ian Douglas-Hamilton and Ernest
Hemingway, have found inspiration in the lush foliage of this game-filled sanctuary
and we at Safari Legacy have honoured their revelations with safari programmes that
immerse our clients in this UNESCO biosphere.
Pitching our camps deep inside the park or using an impressively-appointed lodge
perched on the escarpment as our base, we explore the undergrowth in search of
the vast array of birds and mammals that inhabit this small, impressive National Park,
perhaps finishing our day with sundowners at the hippo pool.
Lake Manyara will come as a welcome surprise for those who expect their game
viewing to take place in the open savannah plains, its humid forest, bubbling hotsprings
and chattering canopy bearing witness to Tanzania’s role as the most varied safari
destination in Africa.
4ARANGIRE.ATIONAL0ARK
The open plains, acacia parkland,
riverine parkland, miombo and
swamps each host a unique
wealth of mammals and birds,
including comparative rarities
to the Northern Circuit such as
fringe-eared oryx, gerenuk and
African wild dogs. Furthermore,
Tarangire is a birder’s paradise,
Tarangire National Park is Africa at its most classic - idolised in
Hollywood movies, romanticised by early settlers and sought ever
since by the modern traveller. Open savannah, looming primeval
baobab trees and stretched groves of acacia tortellis compete with
roaming herds of populous elephant, nervous clutches of skittish zebra
and an impressive array of predators to provide the very definition
of the African bush. In the dry season, the permanent waters of the
Tarangire River lure animals from across the game lands of Northern
Tanzania, swelling numbers to levels second only to Ngorongoro in
their concentration.
hosting more breeding species
than any other habitat in the
world. Prolific birds, wandering
Maasai and a terrain that offers
sanctuary to myriads of both large
and smaller game make Tarangire
one of the most enchanting
National Parks in East Africa
From our own luxury permanent camp at Kikoti on the eastern
border of the Park, Safari Legacy have developed a diverse selection
of itineraries, each one introducing the client to this beautiful and
unproclaimed National Park. It might be a nature walk or foot
safari with one of our Maasai guides, a full day game-driving in the
savannah and swamps of Tarangire National Park or a visit to a
nearby Maasai homestead, partners in our Kikoti project.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
T h e R u a h a N a t i o n a l Par k lies between two lar ge r iver s, the
N j o m b e a n d R u a h a . The latter flows for 160km (100 miles)
a l o n g t h e e n t i r e e a ster n border, snaking through r ugged gor ges
a n d r o c k y b r o ke n c ountr y onto lush plains, where it is flanked
by p a l m t h i c ke t s a n d tall acacia woodland.
2UAHA.ATIONAL0ARK
The Ruaha National Park is a vast, still comparatively unexplored game and bird
sanctuary covering 12,950sq. km (5,000sq. miles), only a little smaller than the better
known Serengeti National Park. Its size and location away from the main safari circuits
have meant that Ruaha has not gained the notoriety of its more celebrated peers, but
amongst the repeat visitors to Tanzania, Ruaha enjoys a reputation as the best kept
secret in East Africa.
During the dry season, from July to November, there is a concentration of game along
the river, with herds of elephant, giraffe, buffalo, impala and numerous greater kudu.
Three main areas has so far been opened up for game viewing, the spectacular Ruaha
River drive of great scenic beauty where greater kudu are common and tame, the
Mdonya woodlands circuit where sable, roan antelope and Liechtenstein’s hartebeest
may be encountered, and the Mbage - Mwagusi track for elephants.
3ELOUS'AME2ESERVE
This pocket of Tanzania is
steeped in history, from the
wreck of the Konigsberg
destroyer sunk in the Rufiji River
to the remnants of the slave
caravans that dragged their tragic
cargo through Selous, but today
the Game Reserve is rapidly
gaining repute amongst the more
discerning safari-hands keen to
find solitude in the wilds of Africa.
Perhaps the last true wilderness of Africa, Selous is an unbounded
expanse of bush, roughly equivalent to the size of Switzerland. Named
after Frederick Selous, the naturalist, hunter and explorer, who once
roamed these parts with his Presidential clients, he was eventually
to meet his death in a World War I skirmish, buried where he fell at
Beho-Beho deep in the area that now bears his name.
Selous is bisected by the Rufiji River, the main artery and life blood
of the entire ecosystem, that flows through the reserve and provides
the focal point of much of our game-viewing whilst there.
One of the principal attractions of a visit to this vast wilderness is
the option to include boat safaris and foot safaris, in addition to
the classic game drives that constitute much of a safari. Meandering
along the river in a covered boat, avoiding the pods of hippo and
crocodiles that launch into the water at our approach, adds a new
and very exciting dimension to your Tanzanian safari, memories of
The African Queen difficult to resist as we drift along the river.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
-AHALE.ATIONAL0ARK
Mahale Mountains National Park is a unique safari destination, set apart from all other
Tanzanian alternatives in character, location and style.This isolated safari destination on
the Western boundaries provides unparalleled opportunities to witness wild groups
of habituated and unhabituated chimpanzees in an exceptional natural environment.
This vast stretch of tropical forested National Park meets the lapping fresh waters
of Lake Tanganyika along a pale sandy shore. Here visitors can combine an unusual
and intense safari experience with an exceptional beach holiday on the banks of the
world’s longest freshwater lake, snorkelling and fishing and then setting off into the
forest to follow the trail of our primeval ancestors.
EXPLORING MAHALE
The sun rises over the lake and sets behind the steep rise of mountains, extending up
to 2,462m at Nkungwe Peak, and, as there are no roads in the park, all the trails that
lead through its glades and distances are only open to those who will walk them.
Numerous pathways and tracks allow us to enjoy truly beautiful forest walks and
chance an encounter with some of the many different inhabitants of the lowland
forests and higher brachystesia woodlands and savannahs. Hundreds of coloured
butterflies (over 30 species) and forest birds dart across the sun lit paths, and the odd
otter may be met near the lake.
MAHALE’S WILDLIFE
The paths are also foraged by wart hog and bush pig, and while elephant, buffalo,
yellow baboons and monkeys favour the cover of the northern regions, the lower,
southern reaches are the terrain of rare roan and sable antelope, kudu and eland in
the shadow of leopard and lion.
The trees are the merry domain of giant squirrels and red-legged squirrels, and
excitable troops of vervet, red colobus and white spot nose monkeys, as well as
potentially a new subspecies of Angolan black and white colobus monkey found on
Mt Nkungwe.
OBSERVING MAHALE’S CHIMPS
The best place in the world to see chimpanzees in the wild can be found here. From
our spectacular lodge at lakes edge, we hike in the forest to observe chimps as they play,
groom and forage. Their trails can be tracked, by our expert guides and trackers.There
are also opportunities for swimming in Lake Tanganyika or butterfly watching.
+ILIMANJARO
“First of all....we will never be the
same, we will never look upon on
our daily lives with the same eyes.
Calling this the “trip of a lifetime”
would be an understatement
Kilimanjaro defines East Africa as surely as any other sight in this land
of hyperbole and natural wonder. The highest mountain in Africa, the
highest free-standing mountain in the world, the distinctive snowcapped peak looms up from the surrounding Masai Steppe to
dominate the skyline and sweeping vistas of Northern Tanzania.
... the animals were amazing, the
accommodations were both exotic
and luxurious and the food was
superb, but this would not really
tell the story. The reason our lives
have ‘changed’ is because of the
people and most of all because of
our guides. In both Tanzania and
Kenya our guides were wonderful.
They made the trip special...they
are all an asset to your company.”
- Wendy Waltz & Tim McBeth, USA
Alluringly, Kilimanjaro is as high as the untrained walker can go without
need of oxygen or specialist mountaineering skills, and is proving
an irresistible lure to adventure seekers across the world, keen to
experience a major peak once in their lifetime. Safari Legacy has
compiled a series of itineraries that we hope will take the interested
client to the summit of this world-famous mountain. We principally
use the Machame Route, seeking to avoid the well-beaten trails
of Marangu, providing trained guides, cooks, porters, high-altitude
camping equipment and all the necessary background information
to ensure a safe and comfortable climb.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
. . . t r e k k i n g t h e r a i n forests that cover the lower slope in
s e a r c h o f mo n ke y s , sm aller antelop es and tr op ical b ir d s . . .
Each day’s climb is designed to gently gain altitude, moving slowly through each
stage of vegetation so that acclimatisation is assured but not at the expense of the
unique ecosystem and breathtaking views that embellish every step of your climb.
Furthermore, for those limited in time or fitness, we offer options for shorter hikes
in the foothills of Kilimanjaro, trekking the rainforests that cover the lower slope in
search of monkeys, smaller antelopes and tropical birds.
Kilimanjaro is not just another mountain, another peak for summit-baggers. Kilimanjaro
is a self-sustainable ecosystem in itself, a symbol of Tanzania, holy place for the local
Chagga tribe and worthy of inclusion in any itinerary, even if you have no plans to
climb to the roof of Africa.
:ANZIBAR
A casual stroll through the
warren of alleyways that make
up Zanzibar’s Stone Town
reveals the passage of centuries
of Swahili history and culture,
Few places have names as alluring to the traveller as Zanzibar, a name
pungent with historical adventure, scented with religious and ethnic
diversity and fragrant with the aromas of spices that have consolidated
the islands’ reputation as one of the most vibrant destinations on
the planet.
discovered in the opulent
palaces of the omnipotent
Sultan Bargash, the merchant’s
house in which Livingstone spent
his first days in Africa and the
ghosts of African slavery, laid to
rest in the Anglican Cathedral.
The Spice Isle has sat at the prow of Indian Ocean history for over
a thousand years, the labyrinthine alleys of Stone Town providing a
stage upon which African, Arabic, European and Oriental cultures
have converged to form one of the great cosmopolitan centres of
the African Continent.
This rich fusion of the past with the present, the East and West,
Africa and Arabia makes Zanzibar a precious inclusion to your
safari itinerary.
TA N Z A N I A ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K S
. . . T h i s r i c h f u s i o n of the past with the present, the East and
We s t , A f r i c a a n d A r abia makes Zanzibar a precious inclusion
t o yo ur s a far i i ti n e r ar y ...
Away from the bustle of Stone Town, idyllic sun-bleached beaches, lapped by the
warm jade seas of the Indian Ocean and jewelled coral reefs that offer some of
the finest diving and snorkelling on the East African coast, provide another facet to
your stay. A beach holiday at one of our selected coastal hideaways, unwinding in a
hammock beneath a coconut palm, sampling the gourmet selections of ocean-fresh
seafood or swimming with dolphins off the tropical lagoons, makes the ideal finale for
your Tanzanian safari.
“We appreciate all the good work that you both did for us to make our safari memorable. We think
you run a very efficient, client-oriented operation...it was the best overall safari we’ve taken. Daniel was
a perfect guide for us, intelligent, congenial, good driver, flexible, and full of information. We learned
more from him than from our previous three safaris. He seems to have a good rapport with camp
staffs, too. If any of our friends are thinking about a safari in Tanzania, we will definitely recommend
Safari Legacy. Thanks for all your kindness.”
- Jean & Gene Ware, Houston USA
+ENYA
Mombasa, Kenya’s very
attractive main coastal town has
glorious palm-fringed coastlines
with beautiful beach resorts.
The beaches are famous for their
lagoons, coral reef and marine
National Parks. Safaris all over the
country, into Tanzania and Uganda,
and other parts of Africa are
quickly and conveniently arranged
from both Nairobi and Mombasa
– as are return international
flights or connections abroad.
Most visitors to Kenya want to experience the country’s world
famous wildlife. Whether you want to drive by a pride of lions in a
four wheel drive, walk through herds of plains game, watch a herd
of elephants from the comfortable veranda of a safari lodge, track
game on horseback or search for rare birds in a thick rainforest, the
possibilities are endless. The name Kenya has become synonymous
with the great wilds of Africa. But they represent far more than you
would ever expect, protecting and show casing a broad range of
habitats and species. The Parks, Sanctuaries and Conservation areas
coexist with and depend on the communities that surround them,
and work together to protect the future.
KENYA’S WILDLIFE PARKS AND RESERVES
Nairobi National Park, Aberdare National Park. Amboseli National
Park, Lake Nakuru National Park, Maasai Mara National Reserve,
Tsavo National Park, Shimba Hills National Park, Arabuko Sokokke
Forest Reserve and Mt. Longonot and Hell’s Gate National Park.
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K E N YA
. . . K e nya i s o n e o f the most beautiful tour ist destinations
i n t h e wo r l d . W i t h i n its border s are astounding and
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i n t h e i r n a t u r a l h a bitats in and around over 40 National
Pa r k s a nd r e s e r ve s countr y wide ...
BALLOON SAFARIS IN MASAI MARA
The Masai Mara, famous for its black-maned lion and the spectacular annual wildebeest
migration from the Serengeti Plains, is a vast area of rolling acacia and shrub studded
grassland, rivers, forests, hills and escarpments – magnificent scenery, patch works
of emeralds and ambers stretching as far as the eye can see – where a constant
pageant of wildlife endlessly unfolds.
Hot air balloon safaris have operated in the Mara for over 20 years from three bases
- Mara Sarova Camp, Mara Safari Club and Mara Serena Lodge. The highly trained,
professional pilots and ground crew offer guests a chance to view this glorious reserve
through an aerial perspective making this an unforgettable experience.
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A n d t h e n t h e r e i s the wildlife – millions of animals living
%THIOPIA
Lalibela, meaning ‘a prayer
stone’ is now a UNESCO World
Heritage Site for its extraordinary,
rock-hewn subterranean medieval
churches. At the end of the
12th and beginning of the 13th
centuries King Lalibela of the
Zaghyou dynasty built a series of
rock hewn churches - the New
Jerusalem as he called it - now
rightly acknowledged to be one of
the wonders of the world. There are
11 churches in the town named after
him, with others in the surrounding
countryside – all are still in use today.
A perfect haven for those desiring to trek in dramatic mountain
scenery and the chance to step into a world where it is still a novelty
to be a Westerner. Located at the north eastern corner of the African
continent, in an area known as “the Horn of Africa”, Ethiopia is a land
of stunning natural beauty. Its culture is ancient and glamorous, an
intriguing mixture of the Middle East and African tribal civilizations.
The population of Ethiopia is estimated at 65 million inhabitants,
divided into more than 80 ethnic groups, speaking a similar number
of languages and many more dialects.The official language is Amharic,
and many Ethiopians also speak English, Italian and Arabic.
Dominated by the central plateaux, rising to 2,000 - 3,000m above
sea level, with some mountain peaks rising to 4,000m Ethiopia’s
central plateaux are crossed by large numbers of rivers, of which
the Blue Nile is the most prominent.
ETHIOPIA
. . . L o c a t e d a t t h e n or th easter n cor ner of the Afr ican
c o n t i n e n t , i n a n a r ea known as “the Hor n of Afr ica”,
E t hi o p i a i s a l and o f stunning natur al b eauty ...
Far from being the endless desert of western myth, the southern and western highlands
of Ethiopia boast the most extensive indigenous forests to be found anywhere in
eastern Africa. In the Simien Mountains many endemic species flourish including Geleda
baboon, walia ibex and Simien fox. A visit to Ethiopia would not be complete, without
acknowledging its ancient history and a visit to some of the most historical and a visit
to some of the most historical sites is a fascinating way to combine the remote and
rugged mountains with the intrigue of old times and traditional festivities.
“Many thanks for taking such good care of Calvin and his friends! Wow! After speaking to them, sounds
like it was a huge success! The rains held off, the cultural experience was a huge hit for Calvin Klein
party and the Maasai and the game were incredible...Thank you for all of your hard work. I also heard
through the grapevine...they were just on cloud nine and absolutely raving!”
- Jeanie Fundora, Florida USA, Cox & Kings.
-OZAMBIQUE
Mozambique is still a relatively
undiscovered destination - it is
a subtropical paradise of golden
Cabo Delgado Province’s unspoiled coastline is 425km long, very
indented and is completed by an Archipelago, the Quirimba’s, its reefs
and coral banks some 10 to 12 miles offshore.
beaches along endless palm-fringed
shores lapped by warm, gentle
waves of the Indian Ocean.
A land which for years was plagued
by civil war - is now one of Africa’s
success stories. Mozambique has
embarked on sensitive development
along its pristine shores, providing
the traveller with superb comfort,
service and amenities in small beach
lodges in magnificent settings.
The primary area of interest to
those seeking romantic, secluded
retreats is the Bazaruto Archipelago
and mainland around Vilanculos, as
well as the islands of Quilálea.
The historical, cultural and traditional patrimony of Cabo Delgado’s
people and territory was weaved throughout many centuries of
African, Arab and Portuguese sailing, trading and settling, becoming
solid and distinctive.
Sport fishing from Matemo Island resort is an absolute delight for
all fishermen. Whether big game or fly fishing from the beach, there
is an abundance and variety of species. Although relatively young
destination, this area has been very encouraging for the future.
Techniques such as trawling and fly have yielded much success
with a selection of species such as king fish, yellow fin tuna, queen
mackerel, wahoo, queen fish, dorado and barracuda. The potential
bill fish is also positive with regular sail fish sightings off the eastern
side of the Island.
MOZAMBIQUE
QUIRIMBAS ARCHIPELAGO
The magnificent Quirimbas Archipelago in Cabo Delgado Province, Northern
Mozambique, is a captivating chain of 36 islands. Some of the charming islands
in the south include a vast expanse of enchanted forest in the Quirimbas National
Park. Feeding and nesting grounds for the park’s delightful population of sea turtles,
dugong, dolphins, sharks and whales are found here. The Quirimbas have enormous
cultural and historical value, with a combination of Arabian, Portuguese, and
African influences.
QUILALEA ISLAND
In the 14th Century when the Portuguese and Arab traders arrived in Quissanga, the
place of sands, on their way to the markets of Quirimba, their dhows took refuge in
Quilalea Moorings. From this safe Haven derived the Swahili word to sleep or “lala”.
Quilálea is an idyllic Mozambique island resort nestling in a forgotten corner of
Mozambique’s Quirimbas Archipelago in the tropical Indian Ocean. Completely
uninhabited, this Indian Ocean island offers complete exclusivity and unparalleled
natural beauty. Nine private villas each offer magnificent sea views, providing a malariafree haven of luxury island accommodation. Surrounded by the sparkling, azure waters
of the warm Indian Ocean, Quilálea is the ideal honeymoon destination for those in
search of the perfect romantic island getaway, or the ultimate holiday for those in
need of relaxation, adventure and rediscovery.
2WANDA
NYUNGWE FOREST
The source of the Blue Nile,
Nyungwe Forest is one of
the largest montane forests in
Central Africa. Home to troops
A tiny landlocked republic in Equatorial Africa, Rwanda lies on the
eastern rim of the Albertine Rift and the watershed between Africa’s
two largest river systems: the Nile and the Congo. Often called the
“land of a thousand hills”, Rwanda is a mountainous country with a
moist, temperate year-round climate.
of colobus monkeys, chimpanzees
and other primates as well
as a rich variety of orchids.
LAKE KIVU
A beautiful inland sea enclosed
by steep terraced hillsides,
Lake Kivu is known for its
tremendous variety of bird life.
Rwanda is the most densely populated country in Africa. French,
English and Kinyarwanda are the most widely spoken languages and
the population of about 8 million people is largely Christian with
some Muslim and Animist communities.
Rwanda encompasses in microcosm much of the beauty, wildness
and variety of the central African continent. Its high volcanoes,
sparkling lakes, game parks and lush tropical forests provide an everchanging sense of adventure and memorable impressions. A land
of contrasts, Rwanda is the most densely populated country in all
of Africa.
RWA N DA
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... Located in the Vir unga Mountains at the Parc National des
Volcans, is a sanctuar y for the rare and endangered mountain
gorilla. Our gorilla trek will provide an oppor tunity to get
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up close to these amazing animals while enjoying Rwanda’s
beauty, wildness and lush tropical forests ...
VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
The Virunga Mountains, a group of five dormant volcanoes, dominate the extreme
northwest portion of Rwanda. Encompassing some 30,000 acres, Volcanoes National
Park provides sanctuary for the rare and endangered Mountain Gorilla. Only a few
hundred mountain gorillas remain on Earth, and Rwanda’s Virunga Volcanoes offer
an excellent opportunity to get up close to these amazing animals. Nurtured with
single-minded devotion by Dian Fossey, this conservation area is now a successful
example of wildlife management in Africa. While the Mountain Gorilla is the most
extraordinary and captivating attraction of the park, these upland forests are also
home to the small forest elephant, yellow-backed and black-fronted duiker, forest hog
and antelope. Bird life here is of particular interest since many species are rare and
found only in this high mountainous region.
AKAGERA NATIONAL PARK
Surrounded by the gentle slopes of eastern Rwanda, its vast savannahs, plains, marshes
and lakes are entirely consecrated to the preservation of wildlife. One can expect to
see topi, zebra, elephant, hippo and crocodile.
3OUTHERN!FRICA
“I have known I needed to be in
Africa since I was 10 years old. Our
time in Africa with Safari Legacy far
surpassed my highest expectations.
The guides knowledge and passion
made the trip extraordinary. They
taught us so much about animal
behaviour, habitat, environmental
changes and stresses, conservation
practices and challenges. Any time
someone mentioned an animal
they’d like to see, it became the goal
that would be achieved that day.
Lucas and Daniel were excellent.”
- Christine Galloway, USA
Discover why South Africa is the adventure capital of the world, why
the natural beauty and wildlife will leave you awe-struck, why it’s
possible to afford luxury and why the friendly people, rich culture
and freedom struggle will warm your heart! Follow the African drum
and gumboot beat; the bright sun, stars and city streets; the bouquet
of the prize-winning wines; the invigorating mountain or ocean air.
The Soutpansberg Mountains in Limpopo province is South Africa’s
northernmost range. It rises abruptly in the west near the forgotten
village of Vivo and stretches east in a series of wild peaks and troughs
before petering out, 130kms later, near the northern boundary of
the Kruger National Park
The Kruger to Canyon Biosphere Reserve bridges Limpopo
and Mpumalanga provinces while being at the interface of the
Eastern Drakensberg Escarpment and central Lowveld. It aims
to acknowledge and protect the greater Kruger National Park
bioregion, the eastern savannah and the Eastern Escarpment of
South Africa – a vast area of vital ecological importance.
SOUTHERN AFRICA
Do you dream of getting up-close-and-personal with a lion cub, tracking the antisocial rhino or going on an early morning stroll with African elephants? In South Africa
there are various wildlife research centres and sanctuaries where visitors can touch,
stroke or feed wild animals in a controlled environment.
Sun City, the premier entertainment resort of southern Africa, lies in the bowl of an
extinct volcano in the Bushveld of South Africa’s North West Province. While it offers
many attractions, it is renowned for hosting the annual Nedbank Golf Challenge.
South Africa is the safari destination which offers the widest choices to travellers
looking for time out in the bush, from classic camps and safari lodges in the wildlife
areas, to forest and beach retreats and grand city hotels ranging from colonial
to boutique.
Surrounding the fabled Kruger National Park are some of the best know private safari
reserves and camps in Africa, such as the Sabi Sand game reserve, which is home to
lodges such as Mala Mala, Singita, Londolozi, Leopard Hills, Ulusaba and Sabi Sabi.
Also in the Kruger region are Timbavati and Manyeleti, which also border Kruger,
allowing animals to migrate freely through this magnificent wilderness.
Many safari travellers incorporate a few days in Cape Town or the Garden Route after
a safari - both areas providing the perfect wind-down to an exhilarating time out in
the wilds.
Officially declared in June 2007, Mokala is South Africa’s newest national park. Just
80kms southwest of Kimberley by tar road, it is also one of the most accessible in the
Northern Cape.
3OUTHERN!FRICA
VICTORIA FALLS, ZAMBIA
The historic town of Livingstone
lies on the Zambian side, opposite
the town of Victoria Falls in
Zimbabwe. Both towns are served
by regular scheduled flights from
Johannesburg - the primary entry
point into Southern Africa. The
closest great wildlife region to
Vic Falls is Chobe National
Park, the ideal destination for
those on a short safari vacation.
Other regions accessible from
Victoria Falls or Livingstone are
the Lower Zambezi Valley and
South Luangwa in Zambia and the
Hwange, Mana Pools and Matusadona
wildlife regions in Zimbabwe.
– Desert and Delta at its finest…
Botswana is Africa at its very best - untamed, vast expanses of
wilderness, teeming with wildlife and alive with expectancy. The
magnificent Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park form the
nucleus of this ultimate African safari destination, where great herds
and predators roam between the red sands of the Kalahari & the
grand channels of the Okavango, Chobe and Linyanti rivers.
BOTSWANA
With a population of only 2 million and a vast land mass - Botswana
has a proud conservation history, with 45 per cent of land set aside
for wildlife preservation. Animals move and migrate beyond the
limits of the national parks, through a network of very large private
concession areas.
Safari lodges in Botswana are often tented - constructed in
national parks and wilderness areas. These facilities offer excellent
accommodation, cuisine and service, accommodating between
six and 24 guests in camps ranging from comfortable to sublime.
The local tribes benefit directly from the granting of these private
concessions.
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SOUTHERN AFRICA
. . . V i c t o r i a F a l l s - o ne of the seven wonder s of the natur al
wo r l d - i s a m i g h t y spectacle well wor th including in a
s a f a r i i t i n e r a r y t o Souther n Afr ica. Known locally as
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M o s i - o a - t u nya ( t h e smoke that thunder s), Vic Falls str addles
t he b o r d e r b e t we e n Z am b ia and Z im b ab we ...
NAMIBIA is one of Africa’s more unique safari destinations usually considered by returning
travellers, photographers and those seeking dramatic scenery and wide open spaces.
One of the most beautiful places on earth, Namibia is a land of stark and splendid
scenery, often breathtaking in proportions, colour, lighting and variety or habitats.
Namibia is a destination where one can truly escape into the wilderness to experience
the marvellous solitude and grandeur of places like the Namib Desert, Skeleton Coast
and Damaraland.
The main wildlife reserve is Etosha National Park - a vast salt pan which miraculously
is home to a wide variety of animals, including lion, leopard, cheetah and a large
elephant population. A variety of exclusive safari lodges surround Etosha and are the
best place to stay when visiting the Pan.
However, Namibia is perhaps best known for the Namib Desert, with its towering
red and ochre dunes interspersed with grass lands. Here, one can enjoy the beauty
of the desert from a hot air balloon and stay in luxury lodges deep in the heart
of the desert.
AFRICA
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